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Economist @ucdavis. author of Can Legal Weed Win? The Blunt Realities of Cannabis Economics, The Wine Trials, The Beer Trials, @FearlessCritic
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Boissons au cannabis : comment une faille juridique a créé une industrie de plusieurs milliards de dollars que le Congrès veut maintenant interdire

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By Magalie Dubois, Robin Goldstein
| The Conversation Verified
Une disposition passée inaperçue dans le budget fédéral des États-Unis signé par le président Trump pourrait bouleverser une industrie florissante : celle des boissons au THC. Le 12 novembre 2025, le Congrès américain a voté une loi limitant les produits à base de chanvre à 0,4 mg de delta-9-tétrahydrocannabinol, autrement dit THC, par contenant.
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Why weren't more Republicans at TribFest?

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By Robin Goldstein, Chad Wolf, John W. Diamond, Nick Powell Verified
| Houston Chronicle Verified
Good morning. Last week I drove my minivan up to Austin to attend the annual Texas Tribune Festival, where I had the privilege of moderating two panels about Houston in addition to attending a litany of interviews, events, and off-the-record conversations about our state’s politics, economy, and culture. But even with an overstuffed agenda, something was missing — Republicans.
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Forget the Trump-signed THC ban. In Texas, hemp is still as legal as ever.

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By Robin Goldstein
| Houston Chronicle Verified
Texas' THC industry currently employs more than 50,000 people. Above: Neon signs at the cannabis-friendly CHAMPS Trade Show at the Palmer Events Center in Austin. Jay Janner/Austin American-Statesman The THC hemp business in Texas is a $4.5 billion industry that supports thousands of businesses, most of them small and independent. Gov. Greg Abbott, with his recent veto and executive order, took courageous action to save Texas hemp and stop Lt. Gov.
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